Comic-Con costumes

Working the GR booth at Comic-Con was kind of like watching a parade. Well, maybe at the front. I sequestered to the rear, and on one hand I didn't get squads of Stormtroopers or gangs of greased-up barbarians, but when someone wearing a costume did come by it was easy for me to ask for a photo. Some of the best were the simplest; above, Mario and Luigi.


Coed from Battle Royale with map, bloodstains, and nice homemade collar.


After I apologized to the girl in red for giving the Joker an excuse to touch her, she said, "Maybe I'm not stalking him!"

Impressive plumage and pose, but Princess Mononoke needs to work on her expression.


After asking the Scarecrow for a pic, he chirped "Sure," and I suggested he use a scarier voice.


I remember these dudes from UglyCon 1! Not dressed as UglyDolls this time, but a Jedi and Indy.


The Wonder Woman TV show from the '70s had the best theme song ever: "She fills heart with pride. I'm so glad she's on our side..."


Argh! Pirates looking for booty at the Con. There were some Captain Jack Sparrows out there, but I prefer the generic ones.


Not the Dark Knight, but Batgirl! In the background, Supergirl.


Don't touch, it's Rogue checking out GR T-shirts!


The number of Federation members at the Con dwindles every year. These two had great hairdos and a Tribble, too.


Elfquest or Lord of the Rings? At the Comic-Con, it can be either.


The girl from Gatchaman. Totally homemade and totally awesome.


To be honest, I'm not sure if these women were wearing costumes of if they dress goth every day... I hope it's the latter. There were actually tons of kids in cosplay, and this has been just a small sampling of it all.